Accelerating with foot on the brake?

ANDREW86

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1998 NISSAN ALTIMA
FWD
AUTOMATIC
160,000 MILES

I took my car to the mechanic today and noticed he had his foot on the brake and accelerated for a few seconds. I already had a small trans fluid leak from a seal near the torque converter. Could what he did damage the seal even more causing the leak to get worse?

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HMAC300

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No not for a few seconds it won't hurt it

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